Simon Press, Motsamaisi oa Lipontšo, WTM London, o itse: "Ho isa bohōleng bo itseng, indasteri ho fihlela joale e se e koalehile bullet ea Brexit hobane koluoa ea Covid e ne e koahetse le ho laola seo e ka bang nako ea pele ea matsatsi a phomolo a nako ea Brexit.
Empa ha lithibelo tsa Covid li qala ho kokobela, matšoenyeho a amanang le Brexit mabapi le li-visa, ts'ireletso ea lichelete, ts'ireletso, meputso ea mahala, sekoaelo sa bophelo bo botle le tse ling li tla hlaha hape. Liphetoho tsena li tla hloka ho nahanoa - le ho sebelisoa - maemong a maemo a maeto a kamora Covid.
"Indasteri e hloka ho itokisetsa Brexit hape, eseng feela ka ts'ebetso ea rona ea khoebo empa le kamoo re tsebisang bareki ka litlhoko tse ncha. WTM London e thusitse likhoebo ho itokisetsa lekhetlo la pele mme e tla tsoelapele ho fana ka leseli le thuto ha Brexit e itlhahisa moqoqong oa maeto. ”
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- “To some extent, the industry so far has dodged the Brexit bullet because the Covid crisis overshadowed and dominated what would have been the first peak holiday season of the Brexit era.
- “But as Covid restrictions start to ease, Brexit-related concerns around visas, financial protections, security, duty-free allowances, health cover and so on will come to the fore once more.
- WTM London helped businesses prepare the first time around and will continue to offer insights and education as Brexit reasserts itself into the travel conversation.
